Jio Hotstar Domain: The domain name ‘Jio Hotstar’ has now become the centre of a legal tussle and it is now owned by two Dubai-based siblings – Jainam and Jivika. Their acquisition came after the first owner sought ₹1 crore from Reliance for the domain. The siblings want to make the platform positive and show people their journey through India.
About Jainam and Jivika
Jainam and jivika term themselves as promoters of love and education. In this 50-day touring through India, they get acquainted with children with different backgrounds, helping them improve their study skills and encouraging dreaming for entertainment. It remains the central theme of their new mission with the website as is evident from the following statements.
About the Domain
The domain ‘’Jio Hotstar’’ was first registered in 2023 by a software developer from New Delhi who hoped it would gain value depending on whether Disney+ Hotstar is going to merge with an Indian partner. They initially demanded an investment of ₹1 crore from Reliance after which the developer directly sold the domain to Jainam and Jivika using the money collected from the donation held across India.
Key Specifications of Their Vision
- Purpose: The siblings plan to share photos, videos, and experiences from their India journey.
- Mission: Inspire kindness and positivity while keeping the domain open for future sale to extend the mission.
What Makes This Different?
Instead of monetary motives which the owner initially had, Jainam and Jivika are interested in charity. Their approach changes the focus in the domain from a commercial one to people-oriented and makes it inspirational.
Pricing and Future Prospects
The value of the deal has not been disclosed to the public. Nonetheless, the message that the siblings notice is clearly inclusive means that the store will remain relevant to future consumers interested in carrying forward the positive message that the business has started.
Conclusion
The case of the “Jio Hotstar” domain opens up the human possibility of change through altruism. Jainam and Jivika change the narrative of turning a speculative asset into a platform for hope by employing technology for a positive cause.
